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September 15, 2005, 14:07 |
Gridgen and Fluent
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All,
Any suggestions on why FLUENT is not reading the case file properly produced by Gridgen? Hanging cells and node error, something like this. It is a 2D mesh - I have double checked everything and it looks fine, however I dont understand the behaviour this time! Any advice is greatly appreciated. Thank in advance. |
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September 17, 2005, 14:21 |
Re: Gridgen and Fluent
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you have to reverse 2d block (face) orientation under the block menu and export again. it's long time i have not used gridgen so i dont remember exact command but you can find.
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September 19, 2005, 13:25 |
Re: Gridgen and Fluent
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Well, I am in the 2D block section of the FLUENT data export analysis. I tried using a simple extruded mesh with just one face an it worked, however this one is a combination of many 2D faces and they all lie on the xy plane.
Fluent gives Grid Error - You can see all the boundary conditions it reads in but after a while it complains about some partial mesh on a plane or something! Any ways thanks for the suggestion - If you can think of something else than please let me know. Regards, Matt. |
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